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As one of the 10 fastest growing economies in Africa, Tanzania’s growth reflects the country’s sustained economic stability in a context of rich natural endowments and a strategic geographic position. Moreover, the country’s growth prospects are supported by an emerging middle class, and an increasing appetite for high-valued goods and services that European firms offer.
The promotion of investments is a priority under the Government of H.E. President Samia Suluhu Hassan, who is committed to open the country to the global economy and has already started marketing Tanzania as a strategic destination for business.
The European Union Delegation to Tanzania is pleased to partner with the Government of Tanzania, EU Member States, the EU Business Group (EUBG), and the private sector, to host the 2023 EU-Tanzania Business Forum, presenting viable opportunities for companies seeking to invest in the country.
The EU-Tanzania Business Forum will:
- Showcase Tanzania’s opportunities and the comparative advantage for EU investors
- Facilitate discussions among business peers, government officials and political leaders of both Tanzania and Europe, in view of catalysing new partnerships
- Offer tools for private investment (registration, work permit, rules of origin) and private sector development (access to finance, connectivity, skills development)
- Provide a platform for effective Private-Public dialogue to further improve the business environment
The forum will focus on the following key sectors:
Energy Transition
Agriculture
Manufacturing
Logistics
Digitalisation
Construction
Critical MineralsThe forum will offer a platform for direct interaction between:
Business-to-Business (B2B)
Firms and policy makers (B2G)
Companies and financing institutions (B2F)
Investment climate in Tanzania
Tanzania offers a tremendous range of opportunities in all sectors; however, the government is prioritizing on key sectors such as Agriculture, Mining, Tourism, Manufacturing, Agro-processing, Pharmaceuticals, Real Estate and Livestock & Fishing.
The 6th phase government under H.E. President Samia Suluhu Hassan is determined and committed to opening up the country to the global economy through improved investment climate, mega infrastructures development in order to accelerate the smooth flow of the Foreign Direct Investments (FDIs) and Domestic Direct Investment (DDI) for the social and economic prosperity of Tanzanians. The government has been undertaking major legal and regulatory reforms in a quest to make Tanzania one of the best investment destinations on the continent. These reforms, which, cut across the board include tax regime, automation of investment procedures and processes, harmonization of institutions, land laws as well as unlocking hurdles that impede business growth.
VISA
Please note that the Government of the UNited Republic of Tanzania will issue an ordinary visa on arrival to everyone who will be attending this meeting and has a valid invitation letter. Visa will be issued upon payment of a visa fee of between USD 50 to 100 depending on the country of the participant. In order to benefit from this arrangement, you are required to produce your invitation letter and the proof of registration. Visas will be issued in accordance with the laws and regulations of the United Republic of Tanzania.
HEALTH REQUIREMENTS
In addition to visa and passport requirements, an international health certificate showing current yellow fever immunization is required for entry into the United Republic of Tanzania.
As far as preventive measures against the spread of COVID-19 are concerned, please note.
ACCOMODATION
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